For the first time in the history of TIOBE's index, Java has slipped out of the top two, leaving Python to occupy the spot behind reigning champion, C.
Yup, my guy wanted to produce an exe out of his python script. that took about 2 days of work to get working properly. Now i'm tracking down multiple O(n^3) loops in the code, with terrible intellisense. fucking ugh
The whole point is you intentionally make it take forever and speghetify the code so management absolutely needs you around to keep the franken script functional. Extra points if you have it run slowly by default, but have a hidden flag that bypasses the slowdowns to make you look like a wizard.
In this case, the guy who wrote it is a civil engineer, not a software engineer. So its just inexperience. Everything else about the code is actually really nice; he actually uses classes and shit, so I can easily find what i need. I have a data scientist on my team with way more programming experience and he fucking sucks.
Python is such a magical language. It lets you get away with so much shit with lists and for loops. I wonder if he did a list operation then traversed the list recursively within that operation multiple times. Something that monstrously inefficient should be pretty easy to spot at least thanks to the whitespace, just look for a block of code that looks like a chapo struggle session.
Yup, my guy wanted to produce an exe out of his python script. that took about 2 days of work to get working properly. Now i'm tracking down multiple O(n^3) loops in the code, with terrible intellisense. fucking ugh
I feel like you have to understand algo complexity to even write something that inefficient
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The whole point is you intentionally make it take forever and speghetify the code so management absolutely needs you around to keep the franken script functional. Extra points if you have it run slowly by default, but have a hidden flag that bypasses the slowdowns to make you look like a wizard.
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Gotta hide it real well.
In this case, the guy who wrote it is a civil engineer, not a software engineer. So its just inexperience. Everything else about the code is actually really nice; he actually uses classes and shit, so I can easily find what i need. I have a data scientist on my team with way more programming experience and he fucking sucks.
Sounds like it's not actually that bad then haha
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Python is such a magical language. It lets you get away with so much shit with lists and for loops. I wonder if he did a list operation then traversed the list recursively within that operation multiple times. Something that monstrously inefficient should be pretty easy to spot at least thanks to the whitespace, just look for a block of code that looks like a chapo struggle session.